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Summer home of the poet Ludovico Ariosto Fifteenth-century villa on the banks of the Rhone where the poet Ludovico Ariosto, born in 1474, stayed for long periods.

The square in front of the Church of San Prospero is commonly called Little Square (Piasa Céca). Its origins date back to the end of the 10th century, when Bishop Teuzone had the new church dedicated to the Patron Saint built behind the Cathedral.

The main square of the city, also called Piazza Grande, Piazza del Comune. Dedicated to the well-known politician and socialist deputy from Reggio Emilia, Camillo Prampolini.

Modern metal bridge that allows you to cross the river.

In the countryside of Coviolo, just outside Reggio, stands the very elegant Villa Levi, dating back to the seventeenth century. A precious example of neoclassical with a park of over 18,000 square meters.

The Mauriziano, or Palazzo Nuovo del Mauriziano (known as the Casino dell'Ariosto), is a building in Reggio Emilia, which hosted the poet Ludovico Ariosto. The poet stayed there in his childhood. The Mauriziano owes its name to the nearby church of San Maurizio and is used as a house-museum.

In the square dedicated to the well-known socialist politician and deputy from Reggio Prampolini, stands the Cathedral of Reggio Emilia which is built in Romanesque/Renaissance style.

Piazza San Prospero is also known as the small square due to its proximity to the larger Piazza Prampolini. It is surrounded by arcades